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feat: New JS API for useCameraDevice and useCameraFormat and much faster getAvailableCameraDevices() (#1784)

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* Update podfile

* Update useCameraFormat.ts

* Update API

* Delete FormatFilter.md

* Format CameraViewManager.m ObjC style

* Make `getAvailableCameraDevices` synchronous/blocking

* Create some docs

* fix: Fix HardwareLevel types

* fix: Use new device/format API

* Use 60 FPS format as an example

* Replace `Camera.getAvailableCameraDevices` with new `CameraDevices` API/Module

* Fix Lint

* KTLint options

* Use continuation indent of 8

* Use 2 spaces for indent

* Update .editorconfig

* Format code

* Update .editorconfig

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* Update VideoStabilizationMode.kt

* fix: Expose `CameraDevicesManager` to ObjC

* Update CameraPage.tsx

* fix: `requiresMainQueueSetup() -> false`

* Always prefer higher resolution

* Update CameraDevicesManager.swift

* Update CameraPage.tsx

* Also filter pixelFormat

* fix: Add AVFoundation import
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* For a single Wide-Angle camera, this would be `["wide-angle-camera"]`
* For a Triple-Camera, this would be `["wide-angle-camera", "ultra-wide-angle-camera", "telephoto-camera"]`
You can use the helper function `parsePhysicalDeviceTypes` to convert a list of physical devices to a single device descriptor type which can also describe virtual devices:
```ts
console.log(device.devices)
// --> ["wide-angle-camera", "ultra-wide-angle-camera", "telephoto-camera"]
const deviceType = parsePhysicalDeviceTypes(device.devices)
console.log(deviceType)
// --> "triple-camera"
```
Always choose a camera device that is best fitted for your use-case; so you might filter out any cameras that do not support flash, have low zoom values, are not on the back side of the phone, do not contain a format with high resolution or fps, and more.
:::caution